I'm gonna explode - someone please interpret this!
Can someone please tell me exactly what this means? "As of December 15th, your unit is locked into production and scheduled to be built the week of December 13th". Does this mean that the car is scheduled to be completed on the 15th, or started on the 15th?
Originally posted by MTAS@December 8, 2004, 10:00 AM
Can someone please tell me exactly what this means? "As of December 15th, your unit is locked into production and scheduled to be built the week of December 13th". Does this mean that the car is scheduled to be completed on the 15th, or started on the 15th?
Can someone please tell me exactly what this means? "As of December 15th, your unit is locked into production and scheduled to be built the week of December 13th". Does this mean that the car is scheduled to be completed on the 15th, or started on the 15th?
Originally posted by ace0215@December 8, 2004, 11:11 AM
what's so hard to understand. The car will be built the week of the 13th.
what's so hard to understand. The car will be built the week of the 13th.
Originally posted by tekman13@December 8, 2004, 12:54 PM
Yeah, kinda funny they are referring to the future when they say "as of." Perhaps they meant november 15th?
Yeah, kinda funny they are referring to the future when they say "as of." Perhaps they meant november 15th?
Either way, it's comin'!!!
Did they say "as of december 15th" or "as of november 18th"? You say december in the original post, but now you say november. November makes sense. It was the physical time that I was talking about when I said they were referring to the future, not the tense of the statement.
Originally posted by tekman13@December 8, 2004, 1:22 PM
Did they say "as of december 15th" or "as of november 18th"? You say december in the original post, but now you say november. November makes sense. It was the physical time that I was talking about when I said they were referring to the future, not the tense of the statement.
Did they say "as of december 15th" or "as of november 18th"? You say december in the original post, but now you say november. November makes sense. It was the physical time that I was talking about when I said they were referring to the future, not the tense of the statement.
Okay my car is scheduled for build week of December 13, and since that's a Monday it will be built somewhere between the 13th and 17th.
Now for my question-
Latest information includes a delivery date week of December 31st.
Since the 31st is on a Friday does that mean the car will arrive between the 27th (which is a Monday) and the 31st, or should I plan on after the New Year?
Now for my question-
Latest information includes a delivery date week of December 31st.
Since the 31st is on a Friday does that mean the car will arrive between the 27th (which is a Monday) and the 31st, or should I plan on after the New Year?
Originally posted by Mike McRann@December 8, 2004, 11:25 PM
Okay my car is scheduled for build week of December 13, and since that's a Monday it will be built somewhere between the 13th and 17th.
Now for my question-
Latest information includes a delivery date week of December 31st.
Since the 31st is on a Friday does that mean the car will arrive between the 27th (which is a Monday) and the 31st, or should I plan on after the New Year?
Okay my car is scheduled for build week of December 13, and since that's a Monday it will be built somewhere between the 13th and 17th.
Now for my question-
Latest information includes a delivery date week of December 31st.
Since the 31st is on a Friday does that mean the car will arrive between the 27th (which is a Monday) and the 31st, or should I plan on after the New Year?
aint it great?! The best thing we can do is try to remain calm. Until we get "the call", then feel free to be the 8yr old on Christmas morning
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